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Tubbs joined Rovers from Portsmouth on a one-year deal in July, making nine league appearances before joining Woking on loan in September.
The 32-year-old scored three goals in six games for the Cards, before playing two more games for Forest Green.
"This is a superb signing for the club. Matt has a proven record at this level," Sutton boss Paul Doswell said.
Sutton have signed striker Matt Tubbs from National League rivals Forest Green Rovers on a permanent deal.

He is in hospital in Lille, northern France. His life is not in danger.
French media say he was injured by five police bullets when his BMW hire car was chased and stopped on the A16 motorway near Boulogne.
Earlier six soldiers were injured - three seriously - when a BMW was driven at them in a Paris suburb.
The soldiers were attacked in a pedestrian zone, outside an apartment block where they were staying in Levallois-Perret. None of their injuries are considered life-threatening.
The Paris prosecutor described Wednesday morning's attack as "attempted killings... in relation to a terrorist undertaking".
France, involved in the fight against so-called Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, has frequently been the target of attacks by Islamist militants.
A state of emergency in force since November 2015 includes highly visible patrols under Operation Sentinel, numbering some 7,000 troops.
The suspect in Lille was on police records because of an earlier minor infringement, but he had normal French residency status. The intelligence services did not know of him, French media report.
He was unarmed when he was cornered by police on the motorway some 260km (162 miles) north of Paris.
He is a resident of Sartrouville, in the north-western suburbs of Paris, French media report.
There is an intense debate now about Operation Sentinel, since President Emmanuel Macron called for it to be reassessed. Some critics say the operation makes the security forces easier targets for terrorists.
On 13 November 2015, 130 people were killed in a night of attacks in Paris, and more than 100 have been killed in jihadist attacks since.
Wednesday's attack at about 08:15 local time (06:15 GMT) took place in a pedestrian zone near the soldiers' base on the Place de Verdun in Levallois-Perret.
Interior Minister GÃ©rard Collomb said the car had been driven deliberately at the troops and the attack had been carried out by a "man on his own".
It was driven slowly until it came within 5m (16ft) of the patrol before accelerating towards them, he said.
The man wounded by French police after an alleged attack on soldiers has been identified as a 36-year-old Algerian who was not on a watch list.

The 32-year-old woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, telephoned 999 on the morning of 9 April 2014 to say she had killed her five-month-old baby.
He was taken to hospital but died four weeks later.
The judge said he did not consider justice would be served by sending the mother back to prison.
He told the court the woman had been assessed by three different consultant psychiatrists and all "were unanimous in the view that at the time of the offence the defendant was suffering from a severe depressive episode with psychotic features following the birth of her second child".
The judge said the woman had "expressed the deepest remorse and sorrow to her husband and surviving son" and that "she recognised that she had taken everything from her son - his whole future - and considered that this would haunt her for the rest of her life".
He also told her that in deciding how to deal with her case he had "carefully considered all of the expert reports, pre-sentence reports and the details and helpful submissions" from both the prosecution and defence lawyers.
Belfast Crown Court had previously heard the woman had originally been charged with the murder of her son, but that all medical and legal experts agreed that the appropriate charge was one of infanticide, which she admitted.
The offence of infanticide is similar to manslaughter and occurs when a mother kills her baby while suffering from mental ill health.
The woman was put on probation for three years, with the added condition she follows and complies with all medical, psychiatric, psychological or counselling assessment and treatments.
Failure to do so could result in her being resentenced.

A depressed mother who killed her youngest son because she feared she had given him "bad genes" has been given probation.

